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"It's as if you had a very large city in Champagne on the soil of the famous wine, " Mr Morel Journel bemoaned.

If the poor pen had a mind it would as certainly have bemoaned the unfairness of its getting all the stain and the writer all the glory!

Crick had long bemoaned how his letters had been thrown out after a cleaning frenzy by his "over-efficient" secretary.

He bemoaned in his last book, Travels with Herodotus, that he failed to penetrate the country, and never slipped the control of his minders.

and bemoaned him with that strong grief which springs naturally from a generous heart, though it be tough as tempered steel.

He held his face in his burning hand, and feebly bemoaned his own weakness, and the cruelty of his persecutors.

The state-owned newspaper Time Weekly of China, of Guangzhou, bemoaned that the deal had 'evolved into a political event.

Chrysler's vehicle quality has been bemoaned for the last several years, with Fiat's reputation in the U. S. not much better.

A painter who bemoaned the limitations of paint, he tried to convey something immaterial in his work, to lend shape to the invisible.

Former Ohio governor Ted Strickland, a Democrat, bemoaned the jobs that would be lost when his Republican successor killed the project.

The mayor of Shenzhen yesterday bemoaned the fact that the southern boom town was plagued with traffic jams and pollution.

Since 2001, European politicians have bemoaned the lack of a Washington administration that believed in multilateralism.

The New York Times bemoaned "the most secretive election cycle since the Watergate years" .

A patient of mine, a divorced woman in her 30s, a graphic designer, constantly bemoaned the lack of intimacy in her life.

He bemoaned his misfortune all day.

Advocaat later bemoaned an injury to Manchester United's Park Ji-Sung which left the key midfielder short of fitness in Germany.

Tibetans have bemoaned the growing numbers of Han Chinese in the region as an attempt by Beijing to dilute Tibetan culture.

With one hand now always locked onto the handrail, I bemoaned and laughed about my predicament a little more.

Two months later, he bemoaned his "wasted life" , and longed for his kids and a "good sleep" .

The World Health Organisation has branded British police tactics "objectionable" and bemoaned the courts' feeble understanding of virology.

But Cheney bemoaned the Obama administration's stated policy of not employing water boarding to pry information from terror suspects.

This paper first used "technocracy" in March 1933, when a book reviewer bemoaned the "lurid prominence" of the term.

They also bemoaned the appearance of anti-drug activist Yevgeny Roizman on the party's list.

The declining standard of language is a common phenomenon bemoaned by cultural elites in many countries.

One of the most bemoaned side effects of alcohol is that it makes some people highly aggressive.

My aunt often bemoaned the situation in letters that she couldn't write to me.

Development economists have long bemoaned the Indian government's failure to supply good schools.

Bosses bemoaned the downturn and demanded free radio spectrum to stimulate the industry.

I have known Japanese are very keen and admire the ancient Chinese culture , but bemoaned at the degradation of today's Chinese .

And local newspapers have for years bemoaned the decline of branch services and bus frequency.

In his remarks Tuesday, Mr. Guo bemoaned the problems China has finding an outlet for those reserves, which total $2. 6 trillion.

Barcelona board spokesman Toni Freixa has bemoaned that Arsenal are unwilling to negotiate the sale of Cesc Fabregas.

They got nowhere, and many fled to Paris, where they bemoaned la Russie in flawless French.

In explaining its latest move, the BAS bemoaned the ability of global leaders to move ahead on ridding the world of nuclear weapons.

She condemned abortion and bemoaned youthful drug addiction in the West.

Those stuck at airports operating no flights bemoaned their luck.

Toyota and Honda have both been bemoaned by enthusiasts for their barely-there focus on enthusiast or performance cars.

I bemoaned, sitting on a bellows. My tears belched out.

Newspapers bemoaned a lack of grit, both on the roads and in the population.

Keira has since bemoaned certain issues that arose when shooting the sequels, such as a lack of script. Explains a lot. . .

In recent years, several prominent celebrities have bemoaned cross talk's decline because of censorship.

I really feel bemoaned for who don't know value and bolster him .

" I will only be filled with dying fish! How can I carry kings ? " bemoaned the tree.

"Nobody lets me forget it, " he has bemoaned.

"I don't know what's wrong, " bemoaned their young president.

Sir Arthur bemoaned developing countries' dependence on rich countries for food, fertilizer, cement, steel and machinery.

Have you ever been in the pub after a game and bemoaned a substitution by the manager?

I bemoaned that, as I gazed on the feeble orphan;